7/6/2005
GCG Europe~Commonwealth Summit in LondonGCG will be represented at the 2005 Commonwealth Technology Forum in London on July 11-12, 2005. The conference will examine the creation of innovative knowledge economies in Europe and Africa and the development of the international trade in services for both the private and public sector. The conference will focus on use of IT, ICT and the IT-enabled services (or BPO) sectors, in making business competitive in developed regions and providing development opportunities in other areas of the world. The development of knowledge process outsourcing and the creation of developed knowledge economies are key themes for analysis and debate.
The Commonwealth has reserved a seat for GCG at the Panel Discussion: “Is Africa the new India?” scheduled for Day I of the conference, July 11, 2005. The conference will be covered by the BBC World Service.
Key Speakers
Alistair Baker, Chief Executive Officer, Microsoft UK
John Woodget, Chief Executive Officer, Intel Europe
Dr. Michael Lynch, Chief Executive Officer, Autonomy
Myles Wickstead, Secretariat Chair, Commission for Africa
Darryl Salmons, Information Systems Director of the FSA
Stuart Cohen, CEO of Open Source Development Labs
Rt. Hon. Alun Michael MP, DTI Minister for eCommerce
Dan Simmonds, Producer 'Click Online', BBC World
Det. Supt Mick Deats, National Hi-Tech Crime Unit, UK
Peter Dodd, Economic Research Director of the DTI
Dr Richard Sykes, Outsourcing Chair of Intellect
Professor Leslie Willcocks, Warwick Business School
Key Themes
UK and EU plans for a knowledge economy in Europe and Africa
How European companies can work with international technology partners.
The globalisation of Intellectual Property Rights and data protection.
Is Africa the new India?
Clash of the Titans - the India and China offshoring debate.
Public and Private Sector Partnerships for technology.
Cyber Terrorism and hi-tech crime.
Media Partners
British Broadcasting Corporation
Global Outsourcing
eCode
Silicon.Com
Contact Center World
BPOIndia.Org
2005 Commonwealth Technology Forum: Innovation and Growth through Global Partnership
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